印度的绿色非正式服务?黄包车、拾荒和街头贩卖

A. Sood
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非正式服务是否比正式或有组织的服务更环保?除了就业潜力之外,非机动运输、街头贩卖和垃圾分类或拣布使用的资源和能源更少;他们也倾向于再利用和回收材料。人们很少认识到这些可能的好处,也很少计算这些好处。在印度,支持性政策框架面临许多障碍,对工人的保护也需要更多关注。
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Green informal services in India? Rickshaws, rag picking and street vending
Are informal services greener than their formal or organised counterparts? Beyond their employment potential, non-motorised transport, street vending and waste sorting or rag picking use fewer resources and energy; they also tend to reuse and recycle materials. These possible benefits have been little recognised and rarely calculated. In India, supportive policy frameworks face many hurdles, and protection for workers also needs more attention.
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